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SIIMPER 5372] N'm - THEATftE ROYAL,'COVENT.GAR ) DEN.'" • THIS P.RESF.rNT , EVENING, Nov. 3L, PR ES will be performed a Tragedy, called THE ROMAN FATH ER: TulJus HoStilius, Kr. EGERTON ; si HOratius,- . "Mr. COOKE • Publius . Mrarius, Mr. YO UNG ;• • P;:i Valerius, Mr. 13RU NTON ; flOratia,- Mrs. CLARKE ;" • . . Valeria, Miss BRISTOW. AEI V. 'Mt Entry of Publius into Rome, with a Tri umphal Chorus. To which will be added, DON JUAN; Or, THE LIBERTIN•E DESTROYED. Den Juan, Mr. EG ERTON ; Don Guzman, Mr. CHAPMAN,; Don Fernando, Mr. JEFF E:RI ES ; Scaramouch, Mr. RI MA LDI ; • • Donna Anna, Maas BRIS'I OW Old Womdn, Mrs'. HARDY. To conclude with a View of the Infernal Regions, and a Shower of Fire. Abe Dances by the Misses Mains, and the - Corps de Ballet. Places rim . the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the l'ox-Office in Hart-street. BOXCS 7s. Second-Price 35. 6d.--Pit 4S. Second Price as. Cailery zs. SecOnd Price ,is..—Upper Gallery is. The -DO-.,rl;will-la„,-..,pacicd at Halt p.iSi Five, and the Play begin at Hall past Six. • . . To.rnorrow, A Cure for the Heart Ache; with Who Wins? or, The Widow's: Choice. - • On ,Saturday, The English Elect in z3.lx ; with The few arld the Doctor. On Monday next, The Roman Father; with Don luau. Dn Tuesday, The Beggars Opera; with The Portrait or trvantes. On W e d ne sd a y, The Man of the World ; with Oscar and Malvina. • LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Special License of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN', .Giantal for the present Season to the juint applicatioL cf all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesi Servants, torvaitz •COl.ll - Y of ,the late DRURY- LANE THEATRE, 1 %1, THIS PRESENT EVENING, No.v.cmber 30, 1409, Perform the Cothecfy of . THE HEIR AT .LAW. _ DanielDOWPas - (ailas Lord Liotier;y), Illr. MATHEWS; . D9dor.Pangloss, Mr, D )wT ON ; Dick Dowlas, Mr.'RUSSELL ; _ Henry Moreland, Mr. HOLLAND ; St.dlast, Mr. POWELL • Zeltiel Homespun, Mr, DE CAI ; Kenriek, Mr. JOHNS ; Deborah Dowlas (alias Lady DubertY: SPARKS ; Caroline Donne:, Mrs. MATH E \VS ; Cicely Homespun, Mr's. - ,ORBES, ((Being her first appearance in that Cliaracler). The otiginal Epilogue by the Charaders. I t s which will be added (ninth time), a new Farce, in Two Ads, canal: • NOT AT HOME. The principal Charaders by • Mr. MELVIN, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. HOLLAND, 'Mr. PALMER, Mr. OXBERKY ; Mr. CHATTERLY, Mr. J. SMITH, Mrs. NRC.ER, Mrs. MATHEAvs, Mrs. sco . rr, Mrs. MADDOCKS, Miss TIDSWELL. N, In Ad 1. a Songrcoinposed byMr. Kelly. t o .ite Doors to be opened at Hall past Five, and the Per -4.l:lahee to begin at Hall past: Six. -morrow, The Honey Moen ;, with No Song no Sup per _7" Saturday, The primula ; with Not at. Home. 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Extensive FE LD ESTATE, situated at WRITRIUG, its the Pari s of • Torpenhow, in the County of Cumberland, con '4iSting of Farm-housing, and alt A. 2R. 9 .of g.z.ud ,'A,rable, Meadow, and G razing Land, divided into suitable in- Wures ail now in the possession of Robert Irving, This Estate has a full right of Pasturage upon thu exten i',,ltie adjoining Wastes. of Torpenhow, now under Melo ,' e. Conditions will be produced at the time of Sale, and fur ;tier particulars may in thu: mean time be had. on application k 4 r ffi Messrs. • Graham, Kinderley, aandDornytile, ,Lincoln's n, London ; at ,the Office! of Mesirs. Nrounsey, and Giles, `elicitors, in Carlisle ; or of Mr. john Norman, the Lend te„,ward, at Brayton House. • The Tenant will chew the Prernise§. TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.. MRS. MERCHANT, No. 3, 'Middlesex-street, Somers.town, has experienced one a; the greatest bl essings in human nature, of being restored to a dear Child, Av l o to all appearance was at death's door. 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